How much trust can voters in Georgia and across the country have in the November elections?
That will be the topic of discussion during a virtual event Thursday night hosted by The Carter Center.
Access to polling places, the security of voting equipment and the proliferation of vote-by-mail amid the pandemic have all led to questions about confidence in the process.
“I think it’s been something that’s been developing in the United States for quite a while, and it’s really come to the surface much more in this current electoral cycle,” said David Carroll, director of The Carter Center’s Democracy Program.
The organization founded by former President Jimmy Carter has long been involved in elections in Latin America and the Middle East.
